AI-powered vaccine developer Evaxion Biotech has expanded its partnership with Merck & Co. (initiated in 2021 ) to license two of Evaxion's preclinical vaccine candidates. Evaxion could receive up to USD 592 million per product in potential milestone payments and royalties on net sales.
Through the agreement, Merck has secured an option to obtain exclusive licensing for Evaxion's experimental vaccines, EVX-B2 and EVX-B3, developed with advanced AI to target gonorrhea and another undisclosed infectious agent potentially.
The two candidates have been derived from Evaxion’s EDEN technology, which uses AI to identify antigens that can trigger protective immune responses, and a second technology, which identifies viral B-cell antigens and multiple T-cell epitopes.
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